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Cloudo – Have a feel of cloud computing

Written on Friday, 3rd April 2009 by Neeta

Cloud computing is slowly and slowly coming and touching our lives. Microsoft’s Azure, Amazon’s EC2 and Google already have their platforms in place which can act as launchpads for bigger enterprise solutions.

Some believe that “Clouds” are IT’s answer to climate change and environment issues. When you have data centers and platform setup for millions of users world over where they can store, share and collaborate onto their documents, we know that we are talking about optimizing the resources and putting the IT and computing needs in the lap of experts who accomplish them in the best possible way. cloudo1 1024x578 Cloudo Have a feel of cloud computing consulting

Cloud computing is not a new subject. Every big organization has a cloud where organizations resources are stacked and saved. So in a way, when we speak about cloud computing, we are not touching any alien topic. In the coming times many organizations will be coming forward to take up the responsibilities of managing and running internal internal clouds. How much of the data can be put on the external shared cloud will depend upon how fast the organization, in question embraces cloud computing.

Apart from these big names there are many small operators who are putting up their own clouds to help people get a feel of what the future computing will be like. cloudo 300x187 Cloudo Have a feel of cloud computing consulting

Cloudo” is one such endeavour. Process of signing up account with “Cloudo” is pretty simple. After signing up, you can have your personal space on the web where you can store documents, images and other documents. The web server is based on LAMP, the popular Linux based web server employing Apache, MySql and PHP. Cloudo website has a note which says:

With Cloudo every computer, in school, at work, at your friends or even in the library becomes your own, free of charge computer.

Cloudo in its beta has thrown itself open to everybody for some time to try and offer their feedback. If you want to have a feel of future computing just go ahead and try.